A developer's crypto wallet. ethui has the usual functionality of a crypto wallet, as well as additional built-in tooling meant to speed up your development workflows.
- anvil-aware: ethui uses a dedicated syncing process for local anvil nodes, enabling real-time syncing which works across chain restarts, reverts, and downtime. No longer should you have to manually reset the
noncein your wallet - foundry-aware: the wallet finds existing
forgeoutputs in your filesystem, and matches them against on-chain bytecode to create a built-in explorer akin to Etherscan's contract interaction tool - multiple wallets: ethui is not restricted to a single mnemonic. Create as many wallets as you want, and switch seamlessly between them
- Desktop-native experience: no longer tied to a browser's sandbox. Your wallet is now reachable across your entire system, and you can even use it as a proxy for your scripting RPC needs
- quick keyboard-based navigation: A command bar reachable via
Cmd+K/Ctrl+Kprovides quick access to all of the major actions
ethui is in active development, but the existing features are more than to provide an enhanced developer experience over consumer-facing wallets.
- Check the latest release
- Download the appropriate binary for your architecture, and set it up in your
$PATH - Download
extension.zipand manually install it in your browser (currently tested on Google Chrome, more to come soon): 3.1. Extract the zip file 3.2. go tochrome://extensions3.3. enableDeveloper mode(upper right corner) 3.4. Load unpacked -> choose the directory you extracted from the ZIP file - Run
ethui.
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